Spacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energy storage in-orbit delivery

ABSTRACT

A spacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energy storage in-orbit delivery includes: S1, enabling a delivery connection rod to be slidably connected to two mass blocks in a length direction, and adjusting the center of mass of a spacecraft system to pass through a main connecting shaft; S2, respectively measuring, calibrating and adjusting the center of mass and the principal axis of inertia of the delivery connection rod that is to deliver the space target or de-orbit debris; S3, carrying out energy storage delivery; S4, respectively adjusting the center of mass and the moment of inertia of the delivery connection rod after delivering the space target or de-orbit debris; S5, carrying out energy dissipation and unloading; and S6, enabling the spacecraft system to prepare to grab the next space target or de-orbit debris and proceeding to the next delivery work cycle.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase entry of InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2020/097729, filed on Jun. 23, 2020, which isbased upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201910960014.0, filed on Oct. 10, 2019, the entire contents of which areincorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical filed of low-orbitgeomagnetic energy storage in-orbit delivery.

BACKGROUND

When a spacecraft system delivers targets in orbit using a geomagneticenergy storage method in low-orbit space, a major problem occurs thatthere is a possibility that the rotation axis of the delivery mechanismof the spacecraft system does not pass through the center of mass of thespacecraft system, which leads to rotation nutation of the spacecraftsystem. Under the environment of no air damping in the low-orbit space,the nutation phenomenon is very dangerous for the spacecraft system.

The factors that cause the rotation axis of the spacecraft system not topass through its center of mass are as follows. 1) The state of thespacecraft system changes, for example, part of the fuel is consumedwhile working in orbit, or the equipment, load, etc., carried by thespacecraft system moves or rotates. 2) The spacecraft system captures anunknown space target or de-orbit debris, resulting in unknown changes inthe mass and the center of mass of the spacecraft system. 3) The massand the center of mass of the spacecraft system also change at themoment the spacecraft system delivers the space target or de-orbitdebris.

Considering that the mass and the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem also change correspondingly at the moment the spacecraft systemdelivers the space target or de-orbit debris, designing and developing aspacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energystorage in-orbit delivery are in urgent need.

SUMMARY

The object of the present invention is to provide a spacecraft nutationinhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energy storage in-orbitdelivery to effectively inhibit the in-orbit free nutation ability ofthe spacecraft system, before or after several state mutations in theprocesses of geomagnetic energy storage rotation delivery, energydissipation and unloading, and re-delivery preparation.

The above object of the present invention is achieved by the followingtechnical solutions.

A spacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energystorage in-orbit delivery, which includes:

S1, dividing a spacecraft system into a first spacecraft main body and asecond spacecraft main body which are fixedly connected by a mainconnecting shaft, enabling two mass blocks to be slidably connected to adelivery connection rod, which is vertically rotatably arranged in themain connecting shaft, in a length direction, and adjusting the centerof mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the main connectingshaft;

S2: after the spacecraft system grabs a space target or de-orbit debrisand the space target or de-orbit debris is kept at the correspondingposition of the delivery connection rod, respectively measuring,calibrating and adjusting the center of mass and a principal axis ofinertia of the delivery connection rod that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, enabling the main connecting shaft, therotation axis of the adjusted delivery connection rod, to pass throughthe center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a spacetarget or de-orbit debris and to overlap with the principal axis ofinertia in the rotation direction of the delivery connection rod, andenabling a delivery plane in which the delivery connection rod rotatesvertically around the main connecting shaft to pass through the centerof mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a space target orde-orbit debris;

S3: carrying out energy storage delivery: carrying out the energystorage acceleration to the delivery connection rod that is to deliverthe space target or de-orbit debris, and driving the delivery connectionrod to rotate vertically around the main connecting shaft;

S4: when delivery requirements for the space target or de-orbit debrisare satisfied, delivering the space target or de-orbit debris, andrespectively adjusting the center of mass and the moment of inertia ofthe delivery connection rod that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris;

S5: carrying out energy dissipation and unloading, wherein the unloadingprocess is reverse to the energy storage delivery process, and is todissipate and unload the moment of inertia of the delivery connectionrod that rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft until therotation stops; and

S6: enabling the spacecraft system to prepare to grab a next spacetarget or de-orbit debris, and proceeding to the next delivery workcycle.

By adopting the above technical solutions, the spacecraft system adoptsa separated structure, the main connecting shaft is connected with alinear telescopic mechanism for measuring whether the center of mass ofthe spacecraft system passes through the main connecting shaft, massblocks for adjusting the center of mass of the spacecraft system areslidably connected to the delivery connection rod in the lengthdirection, and a holder for holding the space target or de-orbit debrisis arranged at the end of the delivery connection rod. The sequence ofattitude rotation measurement and the center of mass adjustment isreasonably allocated such that the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem is always kept at the intersection of the main connecting shaftand the delivery plane in which the delivery connection rod verticallyrotates around the main connecting shaft before or after several statemutations in the processes of geomagnetic energy storage rotationdelivery, energy dissipation and unloading and re-delivery preparation,thereby effectively inhibiting nutation from occurring in the spacecraftsystem due to the rotating principal axis of inertia not passing throughthe center of mass.

The present invention is further configured in that, the adjustment stepin the step S1 specifically involves with:

(1) sliding the two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod back tothe main connecting shaft before the spacecraft system grabs the spacetarget or de-orbit debris to be delivered;

(2) enabling the linear telescopic device connected to the mainconnecting shaft to perform stretch and retraction operation to lengthenor shorten relative position between the first spacecraft main body andthe second spacecraft main body respectively connected at the two endsof the main connecting shaft, and measuring the attitude rotation changeof the spacecraft system during the stretch and retraction operation ofthe linear telescopic device, wherein the center of mass of thespacecraft system does not pass through the main connecting shaft if theattitude rotation change occurs in the spacecraft system;

(3) adjusting mass distribution inside the first spacecraft main bodyand the second spacecraft main body, and repeating the step (2) untilthe attitude rotation change does not occur in the spacecraft systemduring the stretch and retraction operation of the linear telescopicdevice, thereby adjusting the center of mass of the spacecraft system topass through the main connecting shaft;

(4) sliding the two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod, andmeasuring that the attitude rotation change occurs in the spacecraftsystem during the sliding of the mass block, which indicates that thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system is not located in a deliveryplane in which the delivery connection rod vertically rotates around themain connecting shaft;

(5) enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation until the attitude rotation change does not occurin the spacecraft system after the step (4) is repeated in a certainstretch or retraction state of the linear telescopic device, therebyenabling the center of mass of the spacecraft system to be located onthe main connecting shaft and in the delivery plane in which thedelivery connection rod vertically rotates around the main connectingshaft at the same time, and then sliding the two mass blocks on thedelivery connection rod back to the main connecting shaft, wherein underno-load conditions, the said stretch or retraction state of the lineartelescopic device is calibrated as the no-load zero position of thecorresponding delivery connection rod; and

(6) calibrating the no-load zero position of the stretch or retractionstate of the linear telescopic device corresponding to each deliveryconnection rod under no-load conditions according to the above steps.

By adopting the above technical solution, before the spacecraft systemgrabs the space target or de-orbit debris, two mass blocks are slidalong the length direction of the delivery connection rod to adjust thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the mainconnecting shaft, so as to calibrate the no-load zero position of thestretch or retraction state of the linear telescopic devicecorresponding to each delivery connection rod under no-load conditions.

The present invention is further configured in that, the adjustment stepin step S2 specifically involves with:

(1) after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris to be delivered and the space target or de-orbit debris is keptat the corresponding position of the delivery connection rod, slidingtwo mass blocks along the length direction of the delivery connectionrod until the attitude rotation change does not occur in the spacecraftsystem during the stretch and retraction operation of the lineartelescopic device, such that the two mass blocks are located at balancepositions on the delivery connection rod that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, and the center of mass of the deliveryconnection rod that is to deliver the space target or de-orbit debrispasses through the main connecting shaft;

(2) adjusting the linear telescopic device to the stretch or retractionstate of no-load zero position corresponding to the said deliveryconnection rod;

(3) analyzing the positions of the two mass blocks with certain mass onthe said delivery connection rod to minimize the moments of inertia ofthe two mass blocks relative to the main connecting shaft which is therotation axis of the said delivery connection rod, in consideration ofthe two mass blocks being located at the balance positions on thedelivery connection rod that is to deliver the space target or de-orbitdebris, obtaining predetermined optimum position of the two mass blocksfor the space target or de-orbit debris to be delivered, which iscalibrated to be delivery zero position of the said delivery connectionrod after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris; and

(4) calibrating the delivery zero position of each delivery connectionrod after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris according to the above steps, thereby completing the center ofmass adjustment after the spacecraft system grabs the space target orde-orbit debris.

By adopting the above technical solution, the center of mass and theprincipal axis of inertia of the delivery connection rod that is todeliver the space target or de-orbit debris are respectively calibratedand adjusted, such that the main connecting shaft, the rotation axis ofthe said delivery connection rod, passes through the center of mass ofthe spacecraft system that has grabbed a space target or de-orbit debrisand overlaps with the principal axis of inertia in the rotationdirection of the said delivery connection rod, and the delivery plane inwhich the said delivery connection rod rotates vertically around themain connecting shaft passes through the center of mass of thespacecraft system that has grabbed the space target or de-orbit debris.

The present invention is further configured in that, the attituderotation change occurring in the spacecraft system is pitch, yaw, orroll angle change.

By adopting the above technical solution, the attitude rotation changeof the spacecraft system is measured to determine whether or not thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system passes through the mainconnecting shaft.

The present invention is further configured in that, when a deliveryconnection rod is vertically rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, in the step S3, the delivery connection rod performs energystorage accelerated rotation by the geomagnetic energy storage method.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withone delivery connection rod rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the external torque of an orthogonal strong magnetic momentgenerating device in the geomagnetic field is balanced to the internaltorque of a transmission support of the torque transmission mechanism bythe inverse reaction of a unidirectional rotating member, theaccelerated rotation of the attitude does not occur in the spacecraftsystem during the energy storage acceleration process.

The present invention is further configured in that, when two deliveryconnection rods are vertically rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, in the step S3, the two delivery connection rods are driven by acontra-rotating transmission mechanism to perform reverse energy storageaccelerated rotation.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withtwo delivery connection rods rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the geomagnetic energy storage acceleration method is notadopted, and the internal torque of the fixed support of thecontra-rotating transmission mechanism by the inverse reaction of theforward rotating member is balanced to the internal torque by theinverse reaction of the counter-rotating member, and the acceleratedrotation of the attitude does not occur in the spacecraft system duringthe energy storage acceleration process.

The present invention is further configured in that, the adjustment stepof the delivery connection rod that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris in the step S4 specifically involves with: adjusting thepositions of the two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod that hasdelivered the space target or de-orbit debris, adjusting the center ofmass of the said delivery connection rod to the main connecting shaft,and enabling the moment of inertia of the said delivery connection rodrotating around the main connecting shaft to be equal to theinstantaneous moment of inertia after delivering the space target orde-orbit debris.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withone delivery connection rod rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the adjustment of the center of mass and the moment of inertia ofthe delivery connection rod that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris is finished.

The present invention is further configured in that, the adjustment stepof the delivery connection rod that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris in the step S4 specifically involves with:

(1) adjusting the positions of the two mass blocks on the deliveryconnection rod that has delivered a first space target or de-orbitdebris, adjusting the center of mass of the said delivery connection rodto the main connecting shaft, and enabling the moment of inertia of thesaid delivery connection rod rotating around the main connecting shaftto be equal to the instantaneous moment of inertia after delivering thefirst space target or de-orbit debris;

(2) enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation to adjust the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem to the delivery plane in which the delivery connection rod thatis to deliver a second space target or de-orbit debris rotatesvertically around the main connecting shaft, and delivering the secondspace target or de-orbit debris when the delivery requirement issatisfied; and

(3) adjusting the positions of the two mass blocks on the deliveryconnection rod that has delivered the second space target or de-orbitdebris, adjusting the center of mass of the said delivery connection rodto the main connecting shaft, and enabling the moment of inertia of thesaid delivery connection rod rotating around the main connecting shaftto be equal to the instantaneous moment of inertia after delivering thesecond space target or de-orbit debris.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withtwo delivery connection rods rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the adjustment of the center of mass and the moment of inertia ofeach of the two delivery connection rods that have delivered the spacetarget or de-orbit debris is sequentially completed.

The present invention is further configured in that, the energydissipation and unloading in the step S5 specifically involves withadopting the magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magneticmoment generating device to reversely act on the moment of inertia ofthe delivery connection rod which rotates continuously.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withone delivery connection rod rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magneticmoment generating device reversely acts on the moment of inertia of thedelivery connection rod which rotates continuously, thereby dissipatingand unloading the moment of inertia of the delivery connection rod thatrotates vertically around the main connecting shaft until the rotationstops.

The present invention is further configured in that, the energydissipation and unloading in the step S5 specifically involves withadopting the magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magneticmoment generating device to reversely act on the residual moment ofinertia of the two delivery connection rods that rotate continuouslyoppositely.

By adopting the above technical solution, in the spacecraft system withtwo delivery connection rods rotatably arranged in the main connectingshaft, the magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magneticmoment generating device reversely acts on the residual moment ofinertia of the two delivery connection rods which rotate continuously,thereby dissipating and unloading the moment of inertia of the twodelivery connection rods that rotate vertically around the mainconnecting shaft until the rotation stops.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a control flowchart of the inhibition method of the presentinvention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating the structure of thespacecraft system according to the first embodiment of the presentinvention; and

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the structure of thespacecraft system according to the second embodiment of the presentinvention;

Numerals in the drawings, 1. first spacecraft main body; 2. secondspacecraft main body; 3. main connecting shaft; 4. linear telescopicmechanism; 5. orthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device; 6.torque transmission mechanism; 61. transmission support; 62.unidirectional rotating member; 7. delivery connection rod; 71. holdingmechanism; 72. mass block; 8. contra-rotating transmission mechanism;81. fixed support; 82. forward rotating member; 83. counter-rotatingmember.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the present invention discloses aspacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energystorage in-orbit delivery, which includes the following control steps.

S1, Dividing a spacecraft system into a first spacecraft main body 1 anda second spacecraft main body 2 which are fixedly connected by a mainconnecting shaft 3, enabling two mass blocks 72 to be slidably connectedto a delivery connection rod 7, which is vertically rotatably arrangedin the main connecting shaft 3, in a length direction, and adjusting thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the mainconnecting shaft 3. The adjustment step specifically involves with:

(1) sliding the two mass blocks 72 on the delivery connection rod 7 backto the main connecting shaft 3 before the spacecraft system grabs thespace target or de-orbit debris to be delivered;

(2) enabling the linear telescopic device connected to the mainconnecting shaft 3 to perform stretch and retraction operation tolengthen or shorten relative position between the first spacecraft mainbody 1 and the second spacecraft main body 2 respectively connected atthe two ends of the main connecting shaft 3, and measuring the attituderotation change of the spacecraft system during the stretch andretraction operation of the linear telescopic device 4, wherein theattitude rotation change occurring in the spacecraft system is pitch,yaw, or roll angle change, and the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem does not pass through the main connecting shaft 3 if the attituderotation change occurs in the spacecraft system;

(3) adjusting mass distribution inside the first spacecraft main body 1and the second spacecraft main body 2, and repeating the step (2) untilthe attitude rotation change does not occur in the spacecraft systemduring the stretch and retraction operation of the linear telescopicdevice, thereby adjusting the center of mass of the spacecraft system topass through the main connecting shaft 3;

(4) sliding the two mass blocks 72 on the delivery connection rod 7, andmeasuring that the attitude rotation change occurs in the spacecraftsystem during the sliding of the mass block 72, which indicates that thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system is not located in a deliveryplane in which the delivery connection rod 7 vertically rotates aroundthe main connecting shaft 3; and

(5) enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation until the attitude rotation change does not occurin the spacecraft system after the step (4) is repeated in a certainstretch or retraction state of the linear telescopic device, therebyenabling the center of mass of the spacecraft system to be located onthe main connecting shaft 3 and in the delivery plane in which thedelivery connection rod 7 vertically rotates around the main connectingshaft 3 at the same time, and then sliding the two mass blocks 72 on thedelivery connection rod 7 back to the main connecting shaft 3, whereinunder no-load conditions, the said stretch or retraction state of thelinear telescopic device is calibrated as the no-load zero position ofthe corresponding delivery connection rod 7.

S2: After the spacecraft system grabs a space target or de-orbit debrisand the space target or de-orbit debris is kept at the correspondingposition of the delivery connection rod, respectively measuring,calibrating and adjusting the center of mass and a principal axis ofinertia of the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, enabling the main connecting shaft 3, therotation axis of the adjusted delivery connection rod, to pass throughthe center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a spacetarget or de-orbit debris and to overlap with the principal axis ofinertia in the rotation direction of the said delivery connection rod 7,and enabling a delivery plane in which the said delivery connection rod7 rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft 3 to pass throughthe center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a spacetarget or de-orbit debris. The adjustment step specifically involveswith:

(1) after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris to be delivered and the space target or de-orbit debris is keptat the corresponding position of the delivery connection rod 7, slidingtwo mass blocks 72 along the length direction of the delivery connectionrod 7 until the attitude rotation change does not occur in thespacecraft system during the stretch and retraction operation of thelinear telescopic device, such that the two mass blocks 72 are locatedat balance positions on the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliverthe space target or de-orbit debris, and the center of mass of thedelivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the space target orde-orbit debris passes through the main connecting shaft 3;

(2) adjusting the linear telescopic device to the stretch or retractionstate of no-load zero position corresponding to the said deliveryconnection rod; and

(3) analyzing the positions of the two mass blocks 72 with certain masson the said delivery connection rod 7 to minimize the moments of inertiaof the two mass blocks 72 relative to the main connecting shaft 3 whichis the rotation axis of the said delivery connection rod, inconsideration of the two mass blocks 72 being located at the balancepositions on the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, obtaining predetermined optimum position ofthe two mass blocks 72 for the space target or de-orbit debris to bedelivered, which is calibrated to be delivery zero position of the saiddelivery connection rod 7 after the spacecraft system grabs the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, thereby completing the adjustment of thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a space targetor de-orbit debris.

S3: Carrying out energy storage delivery: carrying out the energystorage acceleration to the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliverthe space target or de-orbit debris, and driving the delivery connectionrod 7 to rotate vertically around the main connecting shaft 3, whereinthe delivery connection rod 7 performs energy storage acceleratedrotation by the geomagnetic energy storage method.

S4: When delivery requirements for the space target or de-orbit debrisare satisfied, delivering the space target or de-orbit debris, andrespectively adjusting the center of mass and the moment of inertia ofthe delivery connection rod 7 that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris. The adjustment step specifically involves with:adjusting the positions of the two mass blocks 72 on the deliveryconnection rod 7 that has delivered the space target or de-orbit debris,adjusting the center of mass of the said delivery connection rod 7 tothe main connecting shaft 3, and enabling the moment of inertia of thesaid delivery connection rod 7 rotating around the main connecting shaft3 to be equal to the instantaneous moment of inertia after deliveringthe space target or de-orbit debris.

S5: Carrying out energy dissipation and unloading, wherein the unloadingprocess is reverse to the energy storage delivery process, and is todissipate and unload the moment of inertia of the delivery connectionrod 7 that rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft 3, andthe magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magnetic momentgenerating device 5 reversely acts on the moment of inertia of thedelivery connection rod 7 which rotates continuously until the rotationstops.

S6: Enabling the spacecraft system to prepare to grab a next spacetarget or de-orbit debris, and proceeding to the next delivery workcycle.

The spacecraft system includes a first spacecraft main body 1 and asecond spacecraft main body 2. The first spacecraft main body 1 and thesecond spacecraft main body 2 are fixedly connected by a main connectingshaft 3, and the spacecraft main body system is distributed on the firstspacecraft main body 1 and the second spacecraft main body 2 at bothends of the main connecting shaft 3. The main connecting shaft 3 isconnected with a linear telescopic mechanism 4 for adjusting the centerof mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the main connectingshaft 3. A delivery connection rod 7 is vertically rotatably arranged inthe middle of the main connecting shaft 3. Two mass blocks 72 areslidably connected to the delivery connection rod 7 in the lengthdirection, and a holding mechanism 71 for holding a space target orde-orbit debris is arranged at the end of the delivery connection rod 7.An orthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5 and a torquetransmission mechanism 6 are fixedly installed on the main connectingshaft 3. The torque transmission mechanism 6 includes a transmissionsupport 61 fixed to the main connecting shaft 3, and a unidirectionalrotating member 62 for driving the delivery connection rod 7 to rotatearound the main connecting shaft 3. The unidirectional rotating member62 is rotatably installed on the transmission support 61. Theinteracting internal torque is generated between the transmissionsupport 61 and the unidirectional rotating member 62 when the torquetransmission mechanism 6 starts to work. When the delivery connectionrod 7 of the torque transmission mechanism 6 is in the geomagneticenergy storage rotational delivery state, the internal torque of thetransmission support 61 of the torque transmission mechanism 6 by theinverse reaction of the unidirectional rotating member 62 and theexternal torque of the orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice 5 in the geomagnetic field are opposite in direction and the samein magnitude. The orthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5is composed of two orthogonally-arranged solenoid coils, and the planesof the two solenoid coils are both perpendicular to the main connectingshaft 3. The orthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5further includes a low temperature system. The two orthogonally-arrangedsolenoid coils are made of superconductor material.

The spacecraft main body system includes energy subsystem, controlsystem, communication system, orbit/attitude measurement sensor, solarcell array and auxiliary work load. The linear telescopic mechanism 4 iselectrically connected to the energy subsystem or the solar cell array,and is connected to a controller in a controllable manner. The twotelescopic ends of the linear telescopic mechanism 4 are respectivelyfixedly connected with the left half and the right half of the mainconnecting shaft 3. During the stretch and retraction process of thelinear telescopic mechanism 4, the left half and the right half of themain connecting shaft 3 are located on the same straight line. Theorthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5 is electricallyconnected to the energy subsystem or the solar cell array, and isconnected to the controller in a controllable manner. The torquetransmission mechanism 6 is electrically connected to the energysubsystem or the solar cell array, and is connected to the controller ina controllable manner. The torque transmission mechanism 6 is a torquemotor. The transmission support 61 is the stator assembly of the torquemotor. The unidirectional rotating member 62 is the rotor assembly ofthe torque motor.

Second Embodiment

With reference to FIGS. 1 and 3, the present invention discloses aspacecraft nutation inhibition method for low-orbit geomagnetic energystorage in-orbit delivery, which includes the following control steps.

S1, Dividing a spacecraft system into a first spacecraft main body 1 anda second spacecraft main body 2 which are fixedly connected by a mainconnecting shaft 3, enabling two mass blocks 72 to be slidably connectedto a delivery connection rod 7, which is vertically rotatably arrangedin the main connecting shaft 3, in a length direction, and adjusting thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the mainconnecting shaft 3. The adjustment step specifically involves with:

(1) sliding the two mass blocks 72 on the delivery connection rod 7 backto the main connecting shaft 3 before the spacecraft system grabs thespace target or de-orbit debris to be delivered;

(2) enabling the linear telescopic device connected to the mainconnecting shaft 3 to perform stretch and retraction operation tolengthen or shorten relative position between the first spacecraft mainbody 1 and the second spacecraft main body 2 respectively connected atthe two ends of the main connecting shaft 3, and measuring the attituderotation change of the spacecraft system during the stretch andretraction operation of the linear telescopic device 4, wherein theattitude rotation change occurring in the spacecraft system is pitch,yaw, or roll angle change, and the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem does not pass through the main connecting shaft 3 if the attituderotation change occurs in the spacecraft system;

(3) adjusting mass distribution inside the first spacecraft main body 1and the second spacecraft main body 2, and repeating the step (2) untilthe attitude rotation change does not occur in the spacecraft systemduring the stretch and retraction operation of the linear telescopicdevice 4, thereby adjusting the center of mass of the spacecraft systemto pass through the main connecting shaft 3;

(4) sliding the two mass blocks 72 on the delivery connection rod 7, andmeasuring that the attitude rotation change occurs in the spacecraftsystem during the sliding of the mass block 72, which indicates that thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system is not located in a deliveryplane in which the delivery connection rod 7 vertically rotates aroundthe main connecting shaft 3; and

(5) enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation until the attitude rotation change does not occurin the spacecraft system after the step (4) is repeated in a certainstretch or retraction state of the linear telescopic device, therebyenabling the center of mass of the spacecraft system to be located onthe main connecting shaft 3 and in the delivery plane in which thedelivery connection rod 7 vertically rotates around the main connectingshaft 3 at the same time, and then sliding the two mass blocks 72 on thedelivery connection rod 7 back to the main connecting shaft 3, whereinunder no-load conditions, the said stretch or retraction state of thelinear telescopic device is calibrated as the no-load zero position ofthe corresponding delivery connection rod 7; and

(6) calibrating the no-load zero position of the stretch or retractionstate of the linear telescopic device corresponding to each deliveryconnection rod 7 under no-load conditions according to the above steps.

S2: After the spacecraft system grabs a space target or de-orbit debrisand the space target or de-orbit debris is kept at the correspondingposition of the delivery connection rod, respectively measuring,calibrating and adjusting the center of mass and a principal axis ofinertia of the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, enabling the main connecting shaft 3, therotation axis of the adjusted delivery connection rod 7, to pass throughthe center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a spacetarget or de-orbit debris and to overlap with the principal axis ofinertia in the rotation direction of the said delivery connection rod 7,and enabling a delivery plane in which the said delivery connection rod7 rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft 3 to pass throughthe center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed a spacetarget or de-orbit debris. The adjustment step specifically involveswith:

(1) after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris to be delivered and the space target or de-orbit debris is keptat the corresponding position of the delivery connection rod 7, slidingtwo mass blocks 72 along the length direction of the delivery connectionrod 7 until the attitude rotation change does not occur in thespacecraft system during the stretch and retraction operation of thelinear telescopic device, such that the two mass blocks 72 are locatedat balance positions on the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliverthe space target or de-orbit debris, and the center of mass of thedelivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the space target orde-orbit debris passes through the main connecting shaft 3;

(2) adjusting the linear telescopic device to the stretch or retractionstate of no-load zero position corresponding to the said deliveryconnection rod 7; and

(3) analyzing the positions of the two mass blocks 72 with certain masson the said delivery connection rod 7 to minimize the moments of inertiaof the two mass blocks 72 relative to the main connecting shaft 3 whichis the rotation axis of the said delivery connection rod 7, inconsideration of the two mass blocks 72 being located at the balancepositions on the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliver the spacetarget or de-orbit debris, obtaining predetermined optimum position ofthe two mass blocks 72 for the space target or de-orbit debris to bedelivered, which is calibrated to be delivery zero position of the saiddelivery connection rod 7 after the spacecraft system grabs the spacetarget or de-orbit debris; and

(4) calibrating the delivery zero position of each delivery connectionrod 7 after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or de-orbitdebris according to the above steps, thereby completing the center ofmass adjustment after the spacecraft system grabs the space target orde-orbit debris.

S3: Carrying out energy storage delivery: carrying out the energystorage acceleration to the delivery connection rod 7 that is to deliverthe space target or de-orbit debris, and driving the delivery connectionrod 7 to rotate vertically around the main connecting shaft 3, whereinthe two delivery connection rods 7 are driven by a contra-rotatingtransmission mechanism 8 to perform reverse energy storage acceleratedrotation.

S4: When delivery requirements for the space target or de-orbit debrisare satisfied, delivering the space target or de-orbit debris, andrespectively adjusting the center of mass and the moment of inertia ofthe delivery connection rod 7 that has delivered the space target orde-orbit debris. The adjustment step specifically involves with:

(1) adjusting the positions of the two mass blocks 72 on the deliveryconnection rod 7 that has delivered a first space target or de-orbitdebris, adjusting the center of mass of the said delivery connection rod7 to the main connecting shaft 3, and enabling the moment of inertia ofthe said delivery connection rod 7 rotating around the main connectingshaft 3 to be equal to the instantaneous moment of inertia afterdelivering the first space target or de-orbit debris;

(2) enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation to adjust the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem to the delivery plane in which the delivery connection rod 7 thatis to deliver a second space target or de-orbit debris rotatesvertically around the main connecting shaft 3, and delivering the secondspace target or de-orbit debris when the delivery requirement issatisfied; and

(3) adjusting the positions of the two mass blocks 72 on the deliveryconnection rod 7 that has delivered the second space target or de-orbitdebris, adjusting the center of mass of the said delivery connection rod7 to the main connecting shaft 3, and enabling the moment of inertia ofthe said delivery connection rod 7 rotating around the main connectingshaft 3 to be equal to the instantaneous moment of inertia afterdelivering the second space target or de-orbit debris.

S5: Carrying out energy dissipation and unloading, wherein the unloadingprocess is reverse to the energy storage delivery process, and is todissipate and unload the moment of inertia of the delivery connectionrod 7 that rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft 3, andthe magnetic moment generated by the orthogonal strong magnetic momentgenerating device 5 reversely acts on the residual moment of inertia ofthe two delivery connection rods 7 that rotate continuously oppositelyuntil the rotation stops.

S6: Enabling the spacecraft system to prepare to grab a next spacetarget or de-orbit debris, and proceeding to the next delivery workcycle.

The spacecraft system includes a first spacecraft main body 1 and asecond spacecraft main body 2. The first spacecraft main body 1 and thesecond spacecraft main body 2 are fixedly connected by a main connectingshaft 3, and the spacecraft main body system is distributed on the firstspacecraft main body 1 and the second spacecraft main body 2 at bothends of the main connecting shaft 3. The main connecting shaft 3 isconnected with a linear telescopic mechanism 4 for adjusting the centerof mass of the spacecraft system to pass through the main connectingshaft 3. A delivery connection rod 7 is vertically rotatably arranged inthe middle of the main connecting shaft 3. Two mass blocks 72 areslidably connected to the delivery connection rod 7 in the lengthdirection, and a holding mechanism 71 for holding a space target orde-orbit debris is arranged at the end of the delivery connection rod 7.An orthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5 and acontra-rotating transmission mechanism 8 are fixedly installed on themain connecting shaft 3. The contra-rotating transmission mechanism 8 islocated between the two delivery connection rods 7. The contra-rotatingtransmission mechanism 8 includes a fixed support 81 fixed to the mainconnecting shaft 3, a forward rotating member 82 for driving one of thedelivery connection rods 7 to rotate in the forward direction around themain connecting shaft 3, and a reverse rotating member 82 for drivingthe other of the delivery connection rods 7 to rotate in the reversedirection around the main connecting shaft 3. Both the forward rotatingmember 82 and the reverse rotating member 83 are rotatably mounted onthe fixed support 81. The interacting internal torque is generatedbetween the fixed support 81 and the forward rotating member 82 or thereverse rotating member 83 when contra-rotating transmission mechanism 8starts to work. When the two delivery connection rods 7 of thecontra-rotating transmission mechanism 8 are in a contra-rotatingdelivery state, the internal torque of the fixed support 81 of thecontra-rotating transmission mechanism 8 by the inverse reaction of theforward rotating member 82 and the external torque by the inversereaction of the reverse rotating member 83 are opposite in direction andthe same in magnitude. The orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice 5 is composed of two orthogonally-arranged solenoid coils, andthe planes of the two solenoid coils are both perpendicular to the mainconnecting shaft 3. The orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice 5 further includes a low temperature system. The twoorthogonally-arranged solenoid coils are made of superconductormaterial.

The spacecraft main body system includes energy subsystem, controlsystem, communication system, orbit/attitude measurement sensor, solarcell array and auxiliary work load. The linear telescopic mechanism 4 iselectrically connected to the energy subsystem or the solar cell array,and is connected to a controller in a controllable manner. The twotelescopic ends of the linear telescopic mechanism 4 are respectivelyfixedly connected with the left half and the right half of the mainconnecting shaft 3. During the stretch and retraction process of thelinear telescopic mechanism 4, the left half and the right half of themain connecting shaft 3 are located on the same straight line. Theorthogonal strong magnetic moment generating device 5 is electricallyconnected to the energy subsystem or the solar cell array, and isconnected to the controller in a controllable manner. Thecontra-rotating transmission mechanism 8 is electrically connected tothe energy subsystem or the solar cell array, and is connected to thecontroller in a controllable manner. The contra-rotating transmissionmechanism 8 is a dual-rotor torque motor. The fixed support 81 is thestator assembly of a dual-rotor torque motor. The forward rotationmember 82 and the reverse rotation member 83 are respectively two rotorassemblies of a dual-rotor torque motor with opposite rotationdirections, and the forward rotation member 82 and the reverse rotationmember 83 are arranged coaxially.

The implementation principle of the present embodiment is as below. Thespacecraft system adopts a separated structure, the main connectingshaft 3 is connected with a linear telescopic mechanism for measuringwhether the center of mass of the spacecraft system passes through themain connecting shaft 3, mass blocks 72 for adjusting the center of massof the spacecraft system are slidably connected to the deliveryconnection rod 7 in the length direction, and a holder for holding thespace target or de-orbit debris is arranged at the end of the deliveryconnection rod 7. The inhibition method of the present embodimentreasonably allocates the sequence of attitude rotation measurement andthe center of mass adjustment, such that the center of mass of thespacecraft system is always kept at the intersection of the mainconnecting shaft 3 and the delivery plane in which the deliveryconnection rod vertically rotates around the main connecting shaftbefore or after several state mutations in the processes of geomagneticenergy storage rotation delivery, energy dissipation and unloading andre-delivery preparation, then completes the adjustment of the center ofmass and moment of inertia of the delivery connection rod 7 afterdelivering the space target or off-orbit debris, dissipates and unloadsthe moment of inertia of the delivery connection rod 7 which rotatesvertically around the main connecting shaft 3, and adopts the magneticmoment generated by the orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice 5 to reversely act on the moment of inertia of the deliveryconnection rod which rotates continuously until the rotation stops.Finally, before or after several state mutations in the processes ofgeomagnetic energy storage rotation delivery, energy dissipation andunloading and re-delivery preparation, the free nutation ability of thespacecraft system can be effectively inhibited.

The embodiments covered by the present invention are all preferredexamples of the present invention, but are not intended to limit thescope of protection of the present invention accordingly. Therefore, allequivalent modifications based on the structure, shape, and principle ofthe present invention shall fall within the protection scope of thepresent invention.

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1. The spacecraft system adopts a separated structure, the mainconnecting shaft is connected with a linear telescopic mechanism formeasuring whether the center of mass of the spacecraft system passesthrough the main connecting shaft, mass blocks for adjusting the centerof mass of the spacecraft system are slidably connected to the deliveryconnection rod in the length direction, and a holder for holding thespace target or de-orbit debris is arranged at the end of the deliveryconnection rod. The inhibition method of the present inventionreasonably allocates the sequence of attitude rotation measurement andthe center of mass adjustment, such that the center of mass of thespacecraft system is always kept at the intersection of the mainconnecting shaft 3 and the delivery plane in which the deliveryconnection rod vertically rotates around the main connecting shaftbefore or after several state mutations in the processes of geomagneticenergy storage rotation delivery, energy dissipation and unloading andre-delivery preparation, thereby effectively inhibiting nutation fromoccurring in the spacecraft system due to the rotating principal axis ofinertia not passing through the center of mass.

2. During the energy dissipation and unloading process, the magneticmoment generated by the orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice reversely acts on the moment of inertia of the deliveryconnection rod which rotates continuously, thereby dissipating andunloading the moment of inertia of the delivery connection rod thatrotates vertically around the main connecting shaft until the rotationstops to prevent the attitude rotation change from occurring in thespacecraft system.

3. After the spacecraft system grabs a space target or de-orbit debris,the main connecting shaft, the rotation axis of the delivery connectionrod that is to deliver the space target or de-orbit debris, passesthrough the center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed aspace target or de-orbit debris, and overlaps with the principal axis ofinertia in the rotation direction of the said delivery connection rod,and the delivery plane in which the said delivery connection rod rotatesvertically around the main connecting shaft passes through the center ofmass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed the space target orde-orbit debris.

What is claimed is:
 1. A spacecraft nutation inhibition method for alow-orbit geomagnetic energy storage in-orbit delivery, comprising: S1:dividing a spacecraft system into a first spacecraft main body and asecond spacecraft main body which are fixedly connected by a mainconnecting shaft, enabling two mass blocks to be slidably connected to adelivery connection rod, which is vertically rotatably arranged in themain connecting shaft, in a length direction, and adjusting a center ofmass of the spacecraft system to pass through the main connecting shaft;S2: after the spacecraft system grabs a space target or de-orbit debrisand the space target or the de-orbit debris is kept at a correspondingposition of the delivery connection rod, respectively measuring,calibrating and adjusting a center of mass and a principal axis of aninertia of the delivery connection rod that is to deliver the spacetarget or the de-orbit debris, enabling the main connecting shaft, whichis a rotation axis of the adjusted delivery connection rod, to passthrough the center of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed thespace target or the de-orbit debris and to overlap with the principalaxis of the inertia in the rotation direction of the delivery connectionrod, and enabling a delivery plane in which the delivery connection rodrotates vertically around the main connecting shaft to pass through thecenter of mass of the spacecraft system that has grabbed the spacetarget or the de-orbit debris; S3: carrying out an energy storagedelivery: carrying out an energy storage acceleration to the deliveryconnection rod that is to deliver the space target or the de-orbitdebris, and driving the delivery connection rod to rotate verticallyaround the main connecting shaft; S4: when delivery requirements for thespace target or the de-orbit debris are satisfied, delivering the spacetarget or the de-orbit debris, and respectively adjusting the center ofmass and a moment of the inertia of the delivery connection rod that hasdelivered the space target or de-orbit debris; S5: carrying out anenergy dissipation and unloading, wherein the unloading process isreverse to the energy storage delivery process, and is to dissipate andunload the moment of the inertia of the delivery connection rod thatrotates vertically around the main connecting shaft until a rotationstops; and S6: enabling the spacecraft system to prepare to grab a nextspace target or de-orbit debris, and proceeding to a next delivery workcycle.
 2. The spacecraft nutation inhibition method according to claim1, wherein an adjustment step in the step S1 specifically involves with:(1) sliding the two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod back tothe main connecting shaft before the spacecraft system grabs the spacetarget or the de-orbit debris to be delivered; (2) enabling a lineartelescopic device connected to the main connecting shaft to perform astretch and retraction operation to lengthen or shorten a relativeposition between the first spacecraft main body and the secondspacecraft main body respectively connected at the two ends of the mainconnecting shaft, and measuring an attitude rotation change of thespacecraft system during the stretch and retraction operation of thelinear telescopic device, wherein the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem does not pass through the main connecting shaft if the attituderotation change occurs in the spacecraft system; (3) adjusting a massdistribution inside the first spacecraft main body and the secondspacecraft main body, and repeating the step (2) until the attituderotation change does not occur in the spacecraft system during thestretch and retraction operation of the linear telescopic device,thereby adjusting the center of mass of the spacecraft system to passthrough the main connecting shaft; (4) sliding the two mass blocks onthe delivery connection rod, and measuring that the attitude rotationchange occurs in the spacecraft system during the sliding of the twomass blocks, which indicates that the center of mass of the spacecraftsystem is not located in the delivery plane in which the deliveryconnection rod vertically rotates around the main connecting shaft; (5)enabling the linear telescopic device to perform the stretch andretraction operation until the attitude rotation change does not occurin the spacecraft system after the step (4) is repeated in a certainstretch or retraction state of the linear telescopic device, therebyenabling the center of mass of the spacecraft system to be located onthe main connecting shaft and in the delivery plane in which thedelivery connection rod vertically rotates around the main connectingshaft at the same time, and then sliding the two mass blocks on thedelivery connection rod back to the main connecting shaft, wherein underno-load conditions, the certain stretch or retraction state of thelinear telescopic device is calibrated as a no-load zero position of thecorresponding delivery connection rod; and (6) calibrating a no-loadzero position of a stretch or retraction state of the linear telescopicdevice corresponding to each delivery connection rod under the no-loadconditions according to the above steps.
 3. The spacecraft nutationinhibition method according to claim 1, wherein an adjustment step inthe step S2 specifically involves with: (1) after the spacecraft systemgrabs the space target or the de-orbit debris to be delivered, and thespace target or the de-orbit debris is kept at the correspondingposition of the delivery connection rod, sliding the two mass blocksalong the length direction of the delivery connection rod until it ismeasured that the attitude rotation change does not occur in thespacecraft system during the stretch and retraction operation of thelinear telescopic device, such that the two mass blocks are located atbalance positions on the delivery connection rod that is to deliver thespace target or the de-orbit debris, and the center of mass of thedelivery connection rod that is to deliver the space target or thede-orbit debris passes through the main connecting shaft; (2) adjustingthe linear telescopic device to a stretch or retraction state of ano-load zero position corresponding to the delivery connection rod; (3)analyzing the positions of the two mass blocks with a certain mass onthe delivery connection rod to minimize moments of an inertia of the twomass blocks relative to the main connecting shaft which is the rotationaxis of the delivery connection rod, in consideration of the two massblocks being located at the balance positions on the delivery connectionrod that is to deliver the space target or the de-orbit debris,obtaining a predetermined optimum position of the two mass blocks forthe space target or the de-orbit debris to be delivered, which iscalibrated to be a delivery zero position of the delivery connection rodafter the spacecraft system grabs the space target or the de-orbitdebris; and (4) calibrating the delivery zero position of each deliveryconnection rod after the spacecraft system grabs the space target or thede-orbit debris according to the above steps, thereby completing thecenter of mass adjustment after the spacecraft system grabs the spacetarget or the de-orbit debris.
 4. The spacecraft nutation inhibitionmethod according to claim 1, wherein an attitude rotation changeoccurring in the spacecraft system is a pitch, yaw, or roll anglechange.
 5. The spacecraft nutation inhibition method according to claim1, wherein one delivery connection rod is vertically rotatably arrangedin the main connecting shaft, and in the step S3, the one deliveryconnection rod performs an energy storage accelerated rotation by ageomagnetic energy storage method.
 6. The spacecraft nutation inhibitionmethod according to claim 1, wherein two delivery connection rods (7)are vertically rotatably arranged in the main connecting shaft, and inthe step S3, the two delivery connection rods (7) are driven by acontra-rotating transmission mechanism to perform a reverse energystorage accelerated rotation.
 7. The spacecraft nutation inhibitionmethod according to claim 4, wherein an adjustment step of the deliveryconnection rod that has delivered the space target or the de-orbitdebris in the step S4 specifically involves with: adjusting positions ofthe two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod that has deliveredthe space target or the de-orbit debris, adjusting the center of mass ofthe said-delivery connection rod to the main connecting shaft, andenabling the moment of the inertia of the delivery connection rodrotating around the main connecting shaft to be equal to aninstantaneous moment of the inertia after delivering the space target orthe de-orbit debris.
 8. The spacecraft nutation inhibition methodaccording to claim 6, wherein an adjustment step of the deliveryconnection rod that has delivered the space target or the de-orbitdebris in the step S4 specifically involves with: (1) adjusting firstpositions of the two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod that hasdelivered a first space target or the de-orbit debris, adjusting thecenter of mass of the delivery connection rod to the main connectingshaft, and enabling the moment of the inertia of the delivery connectionrod rotating around the main connecting shaft to be equal to aninstantaneous moment of the inertia after delivering the first spacetarget or the de-orbit debris; (2) enabling a linear telescopic deviceto perform a stretch and retraction operation to adjust the center ofmass of the spacecraft system to the delivery plane in which thedelivery connection rod that is to deliver a second space target or thede-orbit debris rotates vertically around the main connecting shaft, anddelivering the second space target or the de-orbit debris when thedelivery requirement is satisfied; and (3) adjusting second positions ofthe two mass blocks on the delivery connection rod that has deliveredthe second space target or the de-orbit debris, adjusting the center ofmass of the delivery connection rod to the main connecting shaft, andenabling the moment of the inertia of the delivery connection rodrotating around the main connecting shaft to be equal to aninstantaneous moment of the inertia after delivering the second spacetarget or the de-orbit debris.
 9. The spacecraft nutation inhibitionmethod according to claim 7, wherein the energy dissipation andunloading in the step S5 specifically involves with adopting a magneticmoment generated by an orthogonal strong magnetic moment generatingdevice to reversely act on the moment of the inertia of the deliveryconnection rod which rotates continuously.
 10. The spacecraft nutationinhibition method according to claim 8, wherein the energy dissipationand unloading in the step S5 specifically involves with adopting amagnetic moment generated by an orthogonal strong magnetic momentgenerating device to reversely act on a residual moment of the inertiaof the two delivery connection rods that rotate continuously oppositely.11. The spacecraft nutation inhibition method according to claim 2,wherein the attitude rotation change occurring in the spacecraft systemis a pitch, yaw, or roll angle change.
 12. The spacecraft nutationinhibition method according to claim 2, wherein one delivery connectionrod is vertically rotatably arranged in the main connecting shaft, andin the step S3, the one delivery connection rod performs an energystorage accelerated rotation by a geomagnetic energy storage method. 13.The spacecraft nutation inhibition method according to claim 3, whereinone delivery connection rod is vertically rotatably arranged in the mainconnecting shaft, and in the step S3, the one delivery connection rodperforms an energy storage accelerated rotation by a geomagnetic energystorage method.
 14. The spacecraft nutation inhibition method accordingto claim 2, wherein two delivery connection rods are verticallyrotatably arranged in the main connecting shaft, and in the step S3, thetwo delivery connection rods are driven by a contra-rotatingtransmission mechanism to perform a reverse energy storage acceleratedrotation.
 15. The spacecraft nutation inhibition method according toclaim 3, wherein two delivery connection rods are vertically rotatablyarranged in the main connecting shaft, and in the step S3, the twodelivery connection rods are driven by a contra-rotating transmissionmechanism to perform a reverse energy storage accelerated rotation.